What Are 0-day Exploits?
A 0-day exploit (or zero-day vulnerability) is a security flaw in software that is unknown to the software’s developer. Essentially, attackers discover and exploit the …
networking
What is an IP address?
Let’s see what the basic things you need to know about the IP address are. IP comes from Internet Protocol, and it’s a set of …
Dev & everything else, Linux, servers & stuff
What is DNS? | Easy way to understand DNS
The Domain Name System, or DNS, as most people know it, lets us connect to websites by using domain names instead of IP addresses. Let’s …
What is a dual-band wireless router?
I’ve seen various explanations and questions about this term: dual-band. Well, dual-band wireless routers, to be more precise. Often quite abstract and without any meaning. …
Blog, Dev & everything else, Linux, servers & stuff
My take on Self-Hosting
A great way of defining self-hosting is the concept in which you are hosting your own applications, data, and software tools. Self-hosting can be open …
How to hide your IP address – the easy way
So today we’re going to quickly overview how to hide your IP address. The basic stuff you need to know in order to get started …
Blog, PC, hardware & stuff, Videos
What is a PORT in computer networking?
As usual, you can find the video version of this article about what is a port in computer networking, at the end of it. Simply …
What’s my IP? How to easily find your IP
This short article will help you in finding out your IP – WAN IP and LAN IP. I also made a video about this, on …
What is PING? How to lower PING?
To put it directly, a PING is a signal sent to a host (usually we ping an IP or a domain) that requests a response. …
Mbps vs MB/s – what’s the deal with internet speeds?
We often see ISP’s and network equipment manufacturers advertising speeds like 100 Mbps or even 1000 Mbps. But we’re getting only a fraction of that …